Life as an Autistic Teen (Autism, ADHD and Anxiety)
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Channel: Special Books by Special Kids
Views: 5,285,102
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Keywords: autism, adhd, anxiety, aspergers, Chris Ulmer, Ellie, SBSK, Special Books by Special Kids
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Length: 14min 11sec (851 seconds)
Published: Thu Sep 12 2019
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I could totally see her in my circle of friends.
I was so close to being able to comment on the youtube vid
Ellie is me to a Tee. i have Autism too.
Ellie is awesome! Hang in there sweet girl. As Chris said, there are a whole lot of people who are going to love hanging out with you once you get past high school.
I relate to Ellie a lot, even though I'm NT.
Omg i forgot about 'Word Girl'! That show was my favorite too lol
Sheβs so bubbly and adorable!
Thank you for this interview. I grew up with severe ADHD and anxiety and saw so much of my self in Ellie. Now at 25 I can concur. It gets so much better in the adult world. Please let her know i say good luck π and always do what feels right , to never doubt your goals, dreams, or future. What ever you want to do you can. it may take multuple mistakes and lessons along the way but I can already see you are going to do great things, whatever they are they will be great and you will know it because it will make you TRULY happy inside and youll know it. best wishes for you and your family.... Oh and your fabulous rainbow anime army of awkward people that awaits you.
My 7 y/o was diagnosed with ADHD at 5 and now at 7, is being evaluated for Aspergers. Thank you for this video. I have such a hard time understanding him and I wish I could understand what heβs going through on a daily basis better. I canβt wait until heβs older so he can communicate better. He has a hard time explaining things and answering questions. He has a processing issue that seems to make his brain slow to react to even the simplest of questions. I get aggravated with it - but Iβm working hard on being a better mother for him. He has an emotional issue and has no control over his own emotions. Lots of things can send him into a meltdown. Oh, and and obsessing over one topic (like hers being anime), his is Minecraft. Heβll literally talk to complete strangers about Minecraft and explain how the entire thing works and because he has a hard time explaining things, people have a hard time painting a picture of what heβs saying. He has no sense of danger and has no sense of his surroundings most of the time. I have to constantly tell him to pay attention to whatβs happening around him. He almost walked into the street a few days ago while I stopped and waited to cross, and there was a car coming. I had to grab him before he got hit. His mind wanders so much, it can affect his safety, like that. I really hope to be able to get him the help he needs. He struggles so much.